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In the modern world, automobiles have become a necessity rather than a luxury. They provide us with convenience, mobility, and independence. However, with the increasing complexity of vehicles, many people are starting to believe in a peculiar concept known as "automobile witchcraft." This concept refers to the belief that certain supernatural or mystical forces can affect the performance and reliability of automobiles. It is similar to traditional witchcraft, where witches are believed to have the power to manipulate various aspects of the physical world. One common belief is that if a person is jealous or envious of someone's vehicle, they can use their negative energy to bring about mechanical issues or accidents.

Unbeknownst to Gwawl, Pwyll’s bag could hold an infinite number of things, but he told Gwawl that it would stop devouring if a nobleman were to stomp on it. Rhiannon urged Gwawl to do just that, and when he did, Pwyll opened the satchel up and trapped Gwawl inside it.

Now, Pwyll is not portrayed as an intelligent man by any means and tells the bard that he will grant him whatever he asks, so long as it is in his power. That s that s what I wanted to get and that s what the band got really well was that uplifting of wings kind of a feel, you know when you feel like you see a seagull and she s, she s like lifting up.

One common belief is that if a person is jealous or envious of someone's vehicle, they can use their negative energy to bring about mechanical issues or accidents. This is seen as a form of "automobile hexing." Similarly, some people believe that if a spiritual entity or deity is displeased with a driver, they may cause their vehicle to malfunction as a form of punishment.

Mystical Welsh witch Rhiannon

Ah, well, I got the name out of a, a book that I read last - let's see- not last - it was it was written right around Halloween ~ not the last Halloween but the Halloween before that ~ which was about two months before we joined Fleetwood Mac [1974]. And it was just about a lady that had two ~ a modern-day lady ~ who lived in Wales that had two personalities. One was called Branwen ~ which is Welsh name also ~ her real name was Branwen ~ and this other personality that came in and took over was Rhiannon.

And, um, so I wrote this song and made her into what I thought was an old Welsh witch. And then I had just, just found out ~ because somebody from Phoenix found a whole trilogy of books written in 1972 on Welsh mythology ~ that Rhiannon was a Welsh witch.There's a whole ~ there's a trilogy of books written about her called the song of Rhiannon.Which is pretty weird because I never saw that. And yet the song is exactly about that.

So it is ~ it's just about, it's just about a very mystical woman that is finds it very, very hard to be tied down in any kind of way ~ and she's uplifting all through the song. That's ~ that's what I wanted to get and that's what the band got really well was that uplifting of wings kind of a feel, you know ~ when you feel like you see a seagull and she's, she's like lifting up. Well, that's, that's Rhiannon. Rhiannon ~ yeah ~ she's moving up.
~Stevie Nicks, Jim Ladd, "Innerview" with Fleetwood Mac, 1976 or '77/radio

Rhiannon is the heavy-duty song to sing every night. On stage it's really a mind tripper. Everybody, including me, is just blitzed by the end of it. And I put out so much in that song that I'm nearly down. There's something to that song that touches people. I don't know what it is but I'm really glad it happened.
~Stevie Nicks, interview in Crawdaddy, November, 1976

Oh, I'm never tired of Rhiannon . It's a very ~ it's been a very heavy thing in the whole Fleetwood Mac trip. You know it's a very heavy part of the show.
~1976 KOME radio interview with Stevie Nicks and Robin Snyder

This legend of Rhiannon is about the song of the birds that take away pain and relieve suffering. That's what music is to me. I don't want any pain. [Nicks' own version of Rhiannon is softer, more emotional that Fleetwood Mac's] It's not a rock & roll song.

[She pulls out a collection of photographs] This is Rhiannon, without a doubt. [The picture, of Nicks, does not look like her] Well, you see, it turns. It goes right into. [she pulls out another photograph, of herself on stage with Lindsey] This is the killer. And the pale shadow of Dragon Boy, always behind me, always behind me. [She is speaking almost to herself, in a hoarse whisper] You see, I just want to make you realize that when I get carried off, really carried off into Rhiannon , it doesn't necessarily mean I'm not carried off into Fleetwood Mac. 'Cause I'm just as carried off into them. Rhiannon has to wait. She just has to wait; that's all there is to it.

[Answer to why she refers to Rhiannon as she ] Well, because. I don't know why. She is some sort of reality. If I didn't know she was a mythical character, I would think she lived down the street.
~Stevie Nicks, Rolling Stone, 1979

This is a story about a Welsh witch.
~Stevie introducing the song Rhiannon on the Fleetwood Mac Live album,1980

The tale of Rhiannon is told in The Mabinogion, a collection of Welsh folk tales translated by Lady Charlotte Guest. It is considered the oldest work of prose literature in Britain.

Another aspect of automobile witchcraft revolves around the use of talismans and charms to protect against negative energy. Many people use various objects, such as crystals, religious symbols, or blessed items, to ward off any potential supernatural threats to their vehicles. These talismans are often believed to provide a barrier against any malicious intent. Furthermore, some individuals seek the help of professional practitioners or witches who specialize in automobile witchcraft. These practitioners may perform rituals or cast spells aimed at protecting or enhancing the performance of vehicles. This may involve the use of herbs, incantations, or symbolic gestures to channel and manipulate energy in a way that benefits the automobile. It is important to note that beliefs in automobile witchcraft are not universally accepted and are often seen as superstitions or irrational. Many people dismiss these ideas as mere coincidences or misunderstandings of scientific principles. However, for those who truly believe in the power of supernatural forces, automobile witchcraft provides a sense of control and reassurance in an unpredictable world. In conclusion, the concept of automobile witchcraft is a fascinating and controversial topic. While some may dismiss it as mere superstition, there are those who firmly believe in the existence of supernatural forces that can influence the performance and reliability of vehicles. Whether it is through hexing, talismans, or seeking the help of practitioners, individuals who subscribe to this belief find solace in their rituals and practices. Ultimately, the existence of automobile witchcraft highlights the enduring human fascination with the mysterious and unexplained..

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